The Sun. — London, England, 1818-05-16 00:00:00

THE CENOTAPH COWIIITEE. TO THE PUELIC. THE CENOTAPH COMMITTEE, feeling how impossible it wonld have been, in the first stages of their undertaking, to form any estimate of even the pro bable amount of the Sum they should be able to obtain, were cal eful, in one of their earliest ..Vivertisements, to -prepare the public expectations for a Building of any size—from that of the Lanthorn of Demosthenes to the Parthenon, by stat .ing-, that the 'bidding wauld, " in slyly, magnitude, and utility, be commensurate with the Sum raised:" an d they have at le,gth felt. theirsidves wariftuted, to state their inten tion of I:inkling the Teuiloe which is to contain the Nlottii— Ittental Group, of a size thlt • woulii admit of its being appro iated to the purposes of Divine Worship, in the event of a sufficient Sum heing•subserificil. Believing- it, moreover., be the wish of that Public to whom they owe the .success of their undertaking, that the utility of the Cenotaph should be established by such an ap propriation of its Temple, it is not to he supposed that a Letter., such app arrd in " The Times" of the "29t hof the last month, and which was as unjustifiable as it was coarse and indecorous, should influence them in their condi , ct, and much less turn them from their p urpose. %%irk respect to the Total Amount a!ready received by the Committee, they. beg lease to ctale, that every Sum which has been received up to the.date of this Advertisement, from a Guinea to a Sixpence; has bevii published in The Morning Post, and other Papers, and [bey have only to referthe Public to those Papers for satisfaction. (For the Committee) BENJ. MACH, S ecretary. 19, Ilemietta-strcet,'Cavendish-squore, . . . - flay Pith, 1618. PUBLIC AIONIT4tNT to the MEMORY (Aber Royal High - ttesg the LATE LAMENTED - PiUNCE S of WALES and SAXL-00i;06KG. PATeriN,ss, • Her Royal Highnei;s t!,e. Duchess of YORK. COW MirrE,E. M-ajor-General Hem) , forrero, K.C.B. George Ricketts Nottatt, M.D. H.nry Ycne , Esq. Benjamin Hutch, jun. Esq. ' TRE-Asu BE KS, . Messrs. Drutaaamil, Bankers, London. ELEVENTH LIST OF SUBKRIBEKS. L. s. d. Silltr,WSßUßY—Coutinued Mrs Hunt, norealtun. amiss Hunt, ditto 1 1 0 I 1 0 Miss E. Hi;sit, ditto - - 1 . 1 0 Rowland Hoot, Esq, ditto - - 1 1 0 Rev J. lima, ditto - - 1 1 0 Mrs Brown, Heath Cottve, near Whitchurch' 1 I 0 . iir Andr e w C o rh e t, B ar t. A c t on Iteyoatd Hall 1 1 r 0 Lady Corliet, ditto - , , --, 1 1 0 Rev It Corfield, Pitchford.: 1 1 0 Rev Edward Needle, Pr e es - I 1 0 Mrs Neville, ditto - - 1 1 0 Colonel S. Swinton,Berwick, Knowles - ~_ __l 1 01 , William Crudde, Esq, Orleton - 1 1 0 Mrs Cludde, ditto - 1 1 0 Rev Dr Forester, Broseley - .. , I 1 0 Mrs Forester- • - "' 1 1 0 ,Miss Matilda Forester -' 1 1 0 Rev C. Pet e rs; Pontestatry - _ - • 1 1 0 Mr Peters' four ejtildrcit - - ' 0 10 0 Mr. Peters' nephew - - 0 2 ti COlonel Charlton,' Apley . - - 1 I 0 Mrs Chatiton, ditto - - 1 1 0 Rev J. A. Cotton, Ellismere " 1 I 0 Miss Cotton - - - 1 1 0 Rey E. Williams, E a t on - • ' 1 1 0 Miss Williams - , , - 1 1 O - I ThoptaS Bntfield, F,,,q, floplon Court - 0 I 1 1 0 Mrs Bat field, dit to- - - `Colonel Haunter; Hardwick - 1 1 0 Mrs Itaniner, ditto - - " - 1 1 0 Rev J. D. Pigott, Edginond - - i 1 0 Mrs Pigott - - . 1 I 0 Owen Roberts,. Esq, Went .- . ' - 1 1 0 - R. terwhitt, Esq, Fartncot Hatt " - 1 1 0 Mrs Tyrwhitt - - ditto - 1 1 0 IV. Chi!de, Esq, Kiiilet Flail .- 1 1 0 W. Childe, Esq, Wrockwardine - 1 1 0 Mrs rs W. Ch 1 1 0 Childe ditto . ' - . R. Pritchard, Shrew busy - . - 1 1 0 W. Clement - ditto - - 0 5 0 Mrs M. ParrY, ditto - - . % I 1 0 Mrs Buckle, ditto - - 1 t 0 Col B. Leighton - ditto .• - . I 1 0 7Mr °swell ditto - 0 10 G .. - 'l'. Junes, Esq, (11116 - .1 1 0 'Major Genertti Lrtlthridge, Shrewsbury - 1 1 V Nits Lethbridge, ditto - .. 1 1 0 C. W. Liyite, Esq, ditto - - 1 1 0 W. Prissy6eli, Esq, ditto - 1 • 1 0 Mrs Forrester, ditto - - 1 1 0 Mrs Stewiird, ditto - - 1 1 0 John Beck, ditto 1 1 0 Mrs Eatou, ditto 0 10 6 'Miss Eaton, ditto 6 5 3 bliss M. F,atovi, ditto 0 5 Mi*ses C. and S. Eaton, ditto 0 5' 0 Mrs Sandtord, ditto , - - oto ti' Miss-Sandford, ditto - - 0 10 ti Rec. W. Hopkins, jun, ditto 1 1 0 Miss Pigott, of Upton Magna. - / _ 1 1 0 Miss M. Pigott, ditto -- - - 1 1 0 • - (To be continued.) - . ' ' ' - . YARMOUTH, NORFOLK. tIV the hands of, the Rey Richard Turner.) garotte] Pagett, Esq,,Mayor - - 1 1 0 tsaat Preston, Esq, Deputy Mayor ,-. 1 1 0 g. -- K. Lio), Esq. NI. P. - • -: 1 1 0 Rev Richard Turner - - 1 1 0 _ . _ ___. ............ . ...... . F. R. Reynolds, Esti . - 1 I 0 William Fisher, Esq - - 1 1 0 .dances Fisher, Esq - . - 1 1 0 Dawson Turner, Esq - - 1 1 0 _Edmund Preston, Esq . - 1 1 0 Captain Eaton"Frarers, R. N. - - 1 1 0 John Danby Fainter, Esq - - I 1 0 Captain Manby - - 1 1 0 Airs :Hanby - - 1 1 0 Rev Charles Bailee - - . 1 1 0 Rev Samuel Cohl Smyth - Rer Same' Barker 1 1 0 1 1 0 ---.-....... ........... , . . Mr William Alexander, r,s, Mrs Alexander, Misses A. L. 'Alexander, S. S. Alexander E. Moy, 4s.each 1 1 0 Sir Tholnas-Ciooch, Bart. Benacre Hall , - 1 1 0 Miss M. Gooch. ditto , - - - 1 1 0 . . _ Reverend Richard Gooch, ditto - 1 I 0 .J. S. Gouct, Esquire, NI. P. - - 1 1 0 John Pen ice, Esquire, Boland Hall - 1 1 0 Nlrs. John Penriee - - 1 1 0 _ ____ _ _ (To be continued.) ' WEYMOUTH—Continued. (By the hands of K. W eston, Esq. Mayor.) It. Weston, Esquire, Mayor - . - . 1 1 0 Sir John Murray, Baronet - - 1 1 0 . Hon. Lady Murray . - - 1' 1 0 'Mrs'. Arene Chapman - - 0 5 0 John . Neal ... - - 0 2 6 J. W. Weston, Esquire - - 0 10 6 George Arden, Esquire - - 0 10 6 •William Weston, Esquire - . - 010 6 Edward Johnson, Esquire, M. D. . 1 i 0 ltichard Bower, Esquire - „. - 0 10 6' Mr. John Curtis - 0 3 6 Mr. Arden. Surgeon, Dorchester - 3 1 0 Colonel William Bower - - 1 1 0 Colonel Yorke - - 1 1 0 Itirke 1 1 0 Edmond Henning,. Esquire - - 1 1 0 J. H. Soutlicute, Esquire - - 1 1 0 Mrs. Storey - - - - 1 1 0 LieUtenant-Colonel S,t;ward - - 1 1 0 Mrs. Steward - - 1 1 0 _ . _ S. Warne, Esquire - - 1 1 0 Thomas Grove, Esquire - - 1 1 0 Mrs. T. Grove - - - - 1 1- 0 ....... _ _ _ Major Howard - - ` 1 1 ' 0 Mrs. Willis - - --... 1 1 0 G. T. Steward, Esquire - - 1 1 0 Major W. H. Latislte - - 0 10 8 Mrs. Lapslie - - 0 10 6 Mrs. ‘Tert ne - - - - 1 1 0 Reverend Dr. Cracknell - - 1 ' 1 0 Mr. J ohn - Ferris and Mr. Ferris, Gd. each - 0 i .0 . (To be continued.) . 3 c25 15 6 TAUNTON'. • (By the hands of Messrs. Woodford, Bun Comb, and Co.) Thomas Woodford, Esquire, Taunton - - - 1 I 0 Mal'achi BlCike, M. D. ditto • • .. -' 1 1 0 Major Gentital Smith -s. • - I I o Cptain WettbStone - - 1 1 o L. J. d. Samuel Norman, Esquire, Taunton - 1 1 0 (To be continued,) From the Officers of the H. C. Ship ScalAy Cas.e. .1. B. Sotheby, Esquire, Commander 1 1 n T. W. Brown, Chief Officer - 1 1 0 Robert Lewes, .2d. ditto - 1 1 0 ;John Murdoch, :id ditto - - 1 1 0 John Griffith; 4th ditto . ' - - I I n Boo;ter Bell, 511) ditto - - 0 10 6 Kenneth Croxford, 6th ditto - :7, . - - oto 6 Xames llaliday, - Sorgeon - - - . 1 1 0 CrysWell.lohling,.Purser, - . I 1 0 Andrew Johnson, Ahsistant Snrgeon - 0 10 6 _ _. _ ._ .. Stephen Prescott, Nlidshiptu.la _ • 0 10 h Edward Dupries, ditto - -- '_ 0 10 6 Francis Nicholson, ditto - - - - 0 10 6 John Pinson Bonham - - 0 10 6 . , . James -Jameson, ditto - - 0 5 0 John Fowler Bradford, ditto - - • 0 5 0 Fred. Clare, ditto - - 0 5 0 Ricirard Nixon, Captain's Clerk - 0 10 6 Edtn.luutice, Midsbipuran, passenger - 0 10 1; Ll 2 16 6 CI lESTER—Contiteied. (Per Messrs Hughes and Co.'s Ban Lieutenant. W. 11. Poole, Royal Artillery 1 1 0 Robert W. Wynne, Esq. of (iartbrwitt 1 1 U nrs Wynne. Ditto I i 0 John Holland, Esq. of Teyrdan 1 1 0 John Lloyd Wynne, Esq. of Coedcock - 1 1 0 Mrs Wytiriv, Ditto ; i 1) Mrs Potter, of H Jodi ruos 1 1 ' 0 . , Miss Lloyd, Ditto `- -I I 0 Reverend Richard Howard, of Ilettws : - I I 0 ' (To he continued.) The Officers of the Coldstream Regiintnt of Fout Guards. First 11atIali"u-it. Colonel Hon. H. Brand • - - 1 1- 0 .Sir IL D. Jackson 1 I 0 Sir H. F. Bouvetie - I 1 0 Lieutenant Colonel Itailses . - 1 1 . 0 Sutton - 1 1 0 , ~.,..... . Milni . an .. 1 1 0 Gore : ~.. 1 1 0 . Ba.rrow .. 1 1 0 Colonel S;ir r. Campbell - - I I 0 f10n..1. B. - - 1 1 0 Lieutenant-Colonel Waters 1 1- 0 C'aptain Sandilands - - . I 1 0 Lieutenant-Colonel Freemantle - 1 1 0 twain ~flame - - 1 1 0 Talbot - - 1 1 0 Baynes - 1 1 0 - . Griiostead 1 1 0 . Clifton - ' 1 1 0 Safwey - 1 1 0 Morgan - - 1 1 0 Duneornbe - - .. 1 1 0 Branfov - - .1 1 0 Kortright - ,- 1 1 0 - Powys - 1 1 0 Lieutenant "13entinac - - 1 1 0 Mi I (Tway - - 1 1 0 Buller - - 1 1 0 Hall ' - . 1 1 0 Jet kinson - - 1 1• 0 Cornwall - - 1 1 0 Murray - - 1 I 0 Duke - - 1 1 0 Sharp • - - 1 I 0 . Hon . . P. Ashburnliam - 1 1 o Loftus - 1 1 0 Hun. G. Berkeley I 1 0 Kingscote . - 1 I U Broadhead - - 1 1 0 Coulson . - 1 1 0 Adjutant Nlajor Bentinck - - - i i o Quarter. Master Dwelfy • - t 1 o Serjeant Major Simpson - - 1 1 U Battalion Surgeon Rose - • • - 1 1 0 Assistant Surgeon Maynard - - I I 0 • \Worrell - - 1 1 0 Second Battalion. Colonels Woodford • - . - 1 1 o ---...._ ...._..._. H-on. A._ Abercromby - 1 1 0 Lieut.-Colonels M4.l)tumell , - I 1 0 . Hamilton • - - 1 1 0 APKinnon - • I 1 0 Walp.le, . - . - . 1 1 0 Dawkins 4- . 1 1 0 Honourable E. Aches. O- - 1 1 g Sir William Gomns ' - 1 1 0 Maien- Bowles 1 .) 0 Captains Harvey - . - 1 1 0 Walton - - 1 1 0 White - ' - 1 1 0 Bligh - - - I 1 u C.w ell - - 1 t 0 Shirley - - 1 1 0 Diummand -- - 1 1 0 Honourable R. Moot e - 1 i 0 • Girirdet - - 1 1 0 Chaplin • - I I 0 Lieutenants Conch -•- 1 1 o A rinytage • - 1 t 0 Illinourahic William nous - 1 1 0 Shawe . _ - 1 i 0 • Griffiths - - I I 0 __. ..... .._ Montague - - I i 0 Harvey - 1 I 0 Vane - - I 1 0 Douglas - t 1 0 Bowen - i 1 0 Fitz-Clarence - - 1 1 0 Gordon - I I 0 . Hon. William Forbes - 1 1 0 Short - - 1 1 o . Serjeantson . - - : I 0 Beamish - ' - 1 i 9 0 AdjUtant-Captain, Wedderhurn - 1 1 0 - Quarter-Master, Salrary 7 I I 0 Battalion Surgeon, Whymper ' - I 1 0 Assistant-Surgeons Smith - - 1 1 .0 • Hunter - 1 I o 4,90 6 0 The I,oth Lancers. - • Colonel Sir I. 0. \lamb!liter, K.C.B. - - - 1 1 () Lieutenant ColOncl Henry Wyndham • - 1 1 0 Mrs Henry ‘Vyndham - I 1 0 Major ; Lie tit enant- Col zalel) Robert Lisle I 1 w Maj:ir Edward Geits , - 1 1 0 Captain (Brevet Major) Henry Skelton . I 1 0 Captains Wm. Brown - 1 1 0 G. A. Moultrie - - I I o Sir I. Eustace ' - - 1 1 0 Cr. Anderson - - 1 I 0 William Armstrong - 1 1 -3 B. A. Gladwin _ - 1 I .0 W..F. Arnold - - 1 1 ":0 Lieutenants B. Burton - - 1 1 0 3. Lang - - 1 I 1.1 J. Hammersley - I 1 0 J. Wakefield - i i 0 William Dungan - 1 1 0 Robert Downes - - I I I, R. S. Ruddack - - I t 0 Henry Georges . - - 1 I 0 Cornets .T. Gowdie . - _ 00) 0 ________ Wiilinnt Glanviliit (Adjutant) - t i ti A. Bailey - - 1 1 p C. L. Cumiderlege - - 1 1 ~ G. Duff . I 1 El J. H. Whitmore - - 1 I 0 'G.,B. Hail ' - - 1 1 0 G. E. Jolliffe . - - 1 1 0 G. Mechlin - -4 1 1 0 Paymaster W. F. Neville - 1 1 0 Quarter MasterJ. Gloog - - - 1 1 0 - Surgeon J. Murray - I - 1 1 0 Assistant Surgeon J. Re_ach, M.D. - 1 1 0 Edward fluffier - 1 1 o Veterinary Surgeon L. Bit d - - I'l tt ,C:47 5 0 ERRORS CORRECTED. Jobn Slid], Esq. of Hightmas Coptt; Miss Short, Baititidd. ADVERTISEMENT. Ass Alphabetical List of the Subscribers will be iitiblished at the close of the Subscription, as a satisfactory record of the national feeling on this afflicting occasion; the Cenotaph Committee therefore earnestly request that Individuals will lie particular in having their legibly and correctly writ ten,'whereyer they way pay their offerings. Books are opened for Subsetiptions at all 'the Priticipal Bankers in 'lowa and Ctiuntry. , AU Communications may be ei4dressed to B . Rotch, jun. EN...Honorary Secretary to the Committee, 19, Henrietta street, Cavendish-square, London. We received this morning the Paris Papers of Wednesd•l last. The Prince tie CONDE, who had become worse on Tuesday morning, had a fa vourable change on the evening of that day, and , some hopes were entertained of his life. The Chamber of Peers assembled on Tuesday, and having heard the Report on the Budget, made by . the Marquis GARNIEE, which concluded -by rec,Ommemling the adoption of the law, they or dered the RepOrt to be printed, and postponed the opening of- the discussion till Thursday last. It was not supposed, however, that the'discus sion would .last long, as the expectation is an nounced in these Journals of the .termination of the Session early in next week. The persons condemned at Albi, with the ex ception df MisszoNttß,• have appealed in Cas sation. From Milan it is stated, that two Generals, several 04jeers of Engineers, an.l Anterior) Corn missionees were there, to consider of the works to be executed in the foatresses restored to Austria, - by one of the Articles of the Congress of,Vienna. s Letters from Russia are quoted in these Papers, stating, that the squadron of five ships of the line and three frigates, fining out in one of the Russian ports, is only destined to critize in the 1331:ic, but, according tO other rumours, this squadron is to be employed, in conjunction with ships of other powers; fl g3inst the. Barbary States. .Another trial is, it is 'stated, to take place at Aibi in June, of several relations of fASTIDII, charged with being implicated in theassassination of M. FUALPES. The• Grand Duke MICHAEL of RUSSIA had ar rived at - FIVE PFR CEN7S. Tuies4ay . 67 f. 8()e. DEFER RED STOCK. Tuesday. sot'. 40c. We have said so much in - support of the re- newal of the ALIEN BILL, and-the stihj,ct speaks so strongly in- favour ol'ittelf, that we are sure the good sense of the people. at large cannot but pity the want of judgment or of patriotism, in those who oppose it,, and lament ,that any of the more respectable Members of either House should suffer themselveS so far to be hood-winked by the spirit of Party as to imagine that there can be any thing injurious to the interest and honour of the Country in protecting that Country again,t the inroads of -traitorous foreigners, and those of a licentious desetiption,. None others vr 1114.1 be ex ()hided from our shores ; and arc we trAthnit such to spread their baneful doctrines in this Country, and endeavour:_to corrupt theprinci i des of the People ? The Earl of LIVERPOOL stated, in a late - debate on this subject, that only three per sons..had been sent out of the Country during a long interval, and we may rely on ,the. justice, • . wisdom, and - integrity of that Nobleman,. that the .. - persons sent off were' stich a description as' rendered them un;vorthy of being harboured in any country. As for Lis CAsas, he was the mi nion of' BUONAPARTE, and - doubtless returned to Europe for the porpose of aiding the cause of that atrocious Disturber of mankind. All the papers of LAS CAsas were returned to him . unopened, as was stated in the—face of the world, by-Lord CASTLEIR,EAGH. We .repeat our firm conviction that the opposers of the A.Lre'ir ACT are men who are naturally weak, or are blinded by Party zeal, _ . for - we cannot, suspect any. of them of:being ac.: tually desirous or exposing the Country to danger, or of being indifferent to its security. • It is gratifying to perceive, that on the sub jeet-of peenn:tary.atraly,etilents on the approach ing...Mdirlage! . of the Duke of KENT, there has been a liberal cOnforrhity, witu very few co e l l ceptions, among all Parties. We are as a verset . a wanton or needless expenditure of - „ a es money as any of our Countrynien can 'be, a ll 'tic warm - in support of the national interest lisuut most velietnent of our Parliamentary Orators; II we reflect, that as several Branches of th e Ro v e r Family - dee likely to die without issue, a" if their incomes will, .of course, cease with the lives, it is in the highest degree •proper thlit l :: should be liberal in supp ort i ng those i 3 r anc which are likely to perpetuate the Sovere i g PtY he that Family to which we are indebte d ( t he preservation of Our ri g ht s , an d t h e sup p of interest and ilinidur of the Empire. n 'the Viscount SIDIVIOUTH, after attending /- le ft Court of .King'.s Bench on Thursday la sti di e town immediately for Bri s tol, on acconn i °f i fe alarming stAte Of Mr. HILEY AD DINGTON' sincerely hope to bear a favourable repor t 0f i v Gentleman, ftir a nfore amiable character in P o , "ate life cannot exist, or otle who was nicre fihe siduous in the performance of public tititY' ava y manial affectron gettveen the two 13rath ers p od strengthened by every sentiment of bonour , g feeling of p u blic s pi r it, an d a com plete acc°l.6,a 0; of of political priniiirles.—When the COni lictl oa l Party are at au end, such will be the on ive of estimate of tbe characters of both, and o er ' h im all their political opponents; except were JaC° 6 0 , 1 4 must esteem their private worth, }nal ackn ° their public services.' 0 1 SCILLY, IWAY 12.—Arrived off here, on t -le fo , inst. the ship Clara, from Baltimore 1 0 15111'1 ( 0 having been plundered by. a Spanish ph 3( 53 e lot i l great_ deal of prope t ty, a n d even the 1 clothes. - • COWES, MAY i 4.—The sloop SOmerser, laden with oysters, from Jersey, spe" n g i yesterday, three miles South of the lslaticl, et, sunk immediately . : the crew, four nuillb Or saved themselves in the boat, and Beaded Meli Bay, and are noel, at West Cowes. CYrilts: PLYMOUTH, MAY 14.—Came r l og, FLECK, from London for Ceylon ; Lu i etort, GoNNEs, from ditto to 13 o mlniY; i1 et IV. Frbes-,•FRAZER, from ditto to ditto'. . 5 / 13 tt •, B i ritannia, G 1.1335, for London, last frofn _ • wr r a CAII -- EOF tits MAJESTY.It srlpr e r „ t l e Bill will be - brought into Nrliament h e , ;(. „ - fth / ,issGkition - to- amend' the Pi c t of the 55(0 ,which -provides fur the admillisutal' , i F.lr.ill. the Royal Authority daring his 111‘alis ri .tV nes9. it is tliOngllt DeCeSSary• to provide ')001 care of the Royal Person of his NIAJEsTY of the demise of the Queen, during the ioref'‘or i l.3y the s,ith of his 111,4101V.' t'O f I. it is enacted, that in case of t he I leiai' n e :o; 4 ' PRINCE REGENTi.Or of her Majeity_ll e , during the time tha.t the care of his .o.3l'i.)lltVi Royal Person shall be committed to b er • ei se; JESTY, Prod mation shall be forthwitt) under the Great Seal, declaring the 533) , e , ;511 .' 11- iii case the Parliament in' being at _the , he separated by adjournment, or prorog',4tl'. , Parliament shall fathwitlftmeet And vides also,-that'in case such proclanirstio!-wrc' issue at any time subsequent to the tli.s-sO1: It ~ e l expiration of a Parliament, and before 1,01 sppoiaterl 'for assembling a „ov 10 1 then and in such case, the last pre cediog meat shall immediately convene and sit " L minster, and be a Parliament to c ontill'' e the space of six months-, and no longe r, Ic ot be ail e: tents and. purposes as " if the same [13 4 )1- ;0 0 ', f dissolved - or expired, but, subject turf )e t. „, i rit prorogued or dissolved. A ni l i n die er o f in case of her MAJEsTY's decease, the are i tit b e e : MAJESTY'S Royal Person shall be veste("liaii 11 MAJESTY'S Council, until (l' nrovi,loll been made in relation' thereto by r 0001'. • rif•' "' o° l TUB HE —Th n THEATRE receptio of ,30 'l l TON, on his return to Drury-lane TiJeot re r ! ‘blo i be more gratifying to hint than , it ` rent " the public. in spewing ,that they ,rio 11(51 ,1 e fornier. favourites. This actor is still- ' o f Ve'; - khan of his powers, and his pertaiiiwce eour, in The W est Indian, 1, • ‘vt rfli' ast kr. ove , by its much spirit, and produrtiV . e of ) ' sP i.cor eei an effect, as at-any period of his theatr ica l t roP eel He was received with waimith at e ; of t 5 strongly stronglY applauded thiOugh the prog res ', ntl s perforniance, and honoured with three y 0 ' 1 ; applause on the fall of the curtain. T he „,: :tar t. Si ' otherwise admirably 'supported. J°""n s 'oTh t l Major (r.Fluherty :.was :a Coll4.icte ► to character. 'l'he same may be lustlY s r: t he Charlotte Rusport of Mrs. DAvisoN, an%l s 0 K a }; Rusport of Mrs. STARKS, Miss 10V G15 4) - (1e 01 ,. an interesting (-fleet to Louisa D a dley; „ 01 . e whole destrvtdly'received the applause ,iniatt.' rous - audience, and passed off with the °j ot' novelty. _ • pn i °ll44l P We understand that an Order -105 from the Horse Guards, for every - Of 6ee. 1, ing to Regiments now in Canadi to t v e evi''' spective battOions, not widistrtiniing ObYt'ailletV leave of absence they may have °- (Chronicle.) . t fair of e DISAPPoINTMENT. --.4 il) C11 ; stress at one of the hOuseS reSt lrt it iA f ff , tenham, has been thrice led c pi last month, by promises o f a favolatii"e si,°oo to meet and. make her a happy wife-- - tb e 5 had each time deceived the fond tail' tr • t the 0 . 1 was at last petSuadvd by a friend , 1114- might bring the deceiver 11)("1° • to a r evise , c ol 1 0 wan, In Consequence, WA:4001)10i- , 9 0 bell. particulars, and Wier a retard 101:? rollaway. church tce , TO CORR ESPOI);DENTS. 'We are again obliged to postpone The (Seventh) POET/CAL EPISTLE to the EDINBURGIFIREVIEWEItS, and the LITERARY REVIEW. THIATRICAL ItEISTEIL Performed Last THEATRE. ROYAL, DRURY-CANE.—The' WeSt color, Mr. Elliston ; Charlotte Rnsport, Mrs. - Davison. After which, The Children in the Wood. - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE:.—The Slave : Captain Clifton, Mr. Brabant; Zelifidai Nisi Stephens. After which, Who's My Father ? ARRIVE 9-1 Dublin, l Waled . Ora, 1 Fran Ce. Dus—t Guernsey and Jersey, fLisbon. PRICE 01 THIS PAT AT r 2 per Cent. Red per Cent. Coll 3 8014 4 per Cet►ts 97- STOCKS W ELS , O'CLOCK. India 100 s. pi. Eicch. Bills, 2d...18s 20s. pr. Ditto, ...... 195.2 is. pr. Ournium ... pr. Curls. for Account...... 80:if 5 per Cent. N. Ann. 108* Bank Ann.. ... 20 5-16tliS HIM! WATER AT LQNDON BRIDGE 'ro-MORROW. Slornitig, 5 atititites after '1.2. I Evening, 30 mutates after 12. "'"F 'SUN t . ' SOLEM QUIS LUCERE FA(SUM UDEAT ? IMNDON, S.ITURD4Y, MdY IG, 1818. 1111.. 6 . u lir°R) I G , ; r tie gr o r aq 4 n►' 144 1 c q : 0 ; I le, I 0 e ;' 10, 411P;r; B AT ir is ' S S It Ni ts. i l , ' ar - tb e 1,4 W, ° ert li)g P uree W hite li gen tarli, ' Urn; l l'it e tx, r4 t )(1 , 1,